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Newspaper

Bath Independent

Location

Bath, Maine, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1935

Page

4

Thanksgiving and court notes in Wiscasset church and county

Thanksgiving services at St Philip's church with Bishop Brewster. a memorial tablet for Henry van Bergen Nash. 18th annual National Corporate Communion. fall Lincoln County Superior Court proceedings including manslaughter and embezzlement cases, numerous divorces and probation rulings. local society events and community notices across Wiscasset.

St. Philip's Church Bishop Brewster Henry van Bergen Nash St. Philip's Lincoln County Superior Court William H. Fisher Clarence A. Richards Weston M. Hilton Arthur R. Greenleaf Fred Rand Charles 8. Sowder Samuel D. Erskine Jefferson Chester A. Boynton Whitefield Clinton R. Bailey Archie H. Dodge Wiscasset Sanford Brown Elmer E. Hahn Waldoboro Joseph N. Dodge Boothbay Paul Francis Damariscotta Gilbert Haggett Edward N. Hutchinson Boothbay Harbor Joseph F. Hoadlett Dresden Ernest E. Lailer Bremen William C. Plummer Southport Ward L. Shattuck Newcastle Albert Sherman Edgecomb Henry Tarr Bristol Thomas M. Woodbridge Westport Paul Sylvester Woolwich Augusta Woodbridge Harvey R. Pease

Stover Elected Y Boys Conference Vice President

Francis W. Stover was elected vice president of the Y M C A 28th Annual State Boys Conference in Bangor after a weekend gathering of about 700 attendees. Bath group members praised the event as among the best with speakers Rev Harold W Ruopp and Dr Erdman Harris delivering memorable talks and panels for boy and young men attendees.

Francis W. Stover Y.M.C.A Bangor Bath Group Harold W. Ruopp Boston University School of Theology Erdman Harris Union Theological Seminary New York City Harris Philip Oliver Bath Phil Earl Lowery Francis Lower Stover Harold Stanton Bath Boys Maurice Owen Walter Rogers Frank Martin

Will Leaves 100000 To Theakston's Niece

The will of Frederick H. Theakston who died Nov 8 filed in Lincoln County Probate Court. Estate valued around 320000. Niece Marion S Theakston receives 100000 plus summer estate at Pemaquid Point and furnishings choice in the Wiscasset home. Five brothers and a sister each get 5000, NY residents receive smaller sums, and a 20000 trust funds maintains the Wiscasset home until sold. Executors named First National Bank of Damariscotta and niece Marion S Theakston.

Frederick H. Theakston Lincoln County Richards Star Marion Theakston Testator Pemaquid Point Wiscasset Home Prank Denne New York Winnie May Whitney Wiscasset Marions First National Bank of Damariscotta Marion S. Theakston

Miscellaneous Shower for Mrs. Pierce in Portland

Mrs. J. Eugene Haggett hosted a miscellaneous surprise shower for Mrs. Ardenne B. Pierce nee Valentine M. Ayer at 75 Court Street. Guests enjoyed music and refreshments while presenting gifts. Attendees included Mrs. Edwin Whitten, Miss Roselyn Hall, Miss Nellie Robinson, and others. several senders unable to attend sent gifts.

J. Eugene Haggett Court Street Ardenne B. Pierce Valentine M. Ayer Marjory Quinn Edith Gotte Lillian Oliver Louis Allain Sarah E. Burrill Herbert L. Spinney Marion Spinney Everett G. White West Paris Francis Norton Clarence Cunningham Truman King Benjamin Coombs Earl Morse

Mrs. McCarty Visits New York for Marine Conference

Mrs. T. E. McCarty of Parker Head returns home after four weeks with brother W. L. Percy in Rutherford. She attended the American Marine Conference and the Propeller Club Ninth Annual Convention at the Waldorf Astoria in New York City.

T. E. McCarty Parker Head W. L. Percy Rutherford Intendent Ocean Steamship Co Savannah New York City McCarty Propeller Club Hotel Waldorf- Astoria

West Bath Grange to Elect Officers on Monday

West Bath grange will hold its annual election of officers at the weekly meeting next Monday night. This week’s session saw 96 in attendance with 13 visitors, and Mrs. Edwin W. Haggett returned after a three month illness absence. Pro tem appointees filled several roles as program events included readings, talks, games, and Thanksgiving tableaux.

West Bath

Pure Bred Guernsey Bull Wins High Place

Sagadahoc County breeders Millay Bros. of Richmond gain national recognition as Graf ton's Prince 170917 enters the Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Club. The bull's two daughters Sunshine of M. H. 248042 and Rafton's Favorite of M. H. 3774406 report high milk outputs and fat in class G and GG. Mrs. James T. Bonney of Union Street Court returns from Bangor after visiting Mrs. Walter B. Gould.

Sagadahoc County Guernsey Millay Bros Richmond Grafton American Guernsey Oe Club Rafton

Youthful Gunner Brings Down Deer in Five Islands Hunt

Raymond J. Belanger 13, son of Mr and Mrs William E Belanger of Bruce's Hill, qualifies as one of the state’s youngest deer gunners this year. An 8th grade pupil at Central Grammar, he shot a 150 pound doe Saturday while visiting grandfather James T. MacMahan. Raymond used a shotgun and buckshot. the first shell felled the doe at about 50 yards.

Raymond J. Belanger William E. Belanger Bruce’s Hill Central Grammar Five Islands James T. MacMahan Raymond

Child safety verses promoted by Oklahoma highway department

Oklahoma state highway commission issues A Child's Garden of Safety Verse with illustrations to teach youngsters road caution. Marion Harrison, organizer of Safety Educational Campaign, authored the verses taught to children and distributed nationally in schools.

Oklahoma State Highway Commission Marion Harrison Highway Commission Frank H. Reinoehl Bath

Bedspread History Covers A Century Gift to Trotts

Mr and Mrs Millard E Trott of Portland received a unique bedspread with 111 years of history from Miss Loretta Hathorn of Glendive Montana The flax used to make the foundation dates before 1824 and was woven into the sheet by Great Grandmother Trott The spread was kept as a keepsake by Loretta Hathorn who added delicate lace and inserts restoring it to its heirship status The gift is deeply cherished by the Trotts and their family.

Millard E. Trott Park Avenue Portland Langley Union Station Woolwich Mr. Trott William Katherine Hathorn Trott Trott Miss Loretta Hathorn Miss Hathorn

Nequasset Farm Bureau Plans Year Ahead Meeting

Nequasset Farm Bureau will hold an all day meeting next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Carolyn D Wing North Woolwich. The event serves as the annual planning session with Miss Hortense Welch expected to attend. Members urged to attend and contribute to the year's program of work.

The Organ Society Congregational Vestry Nequasset Farm Bureau Carolyn D. Wing North Woolwich Hortense Welch

Death of Mrs Mazie Tobey in Braden Town Fla

Word reached of the death of Mrs. Mazie Tobey, 40, who died in Braden Town, Florida, where she had gone with her mother, Mrs. Eleanor A. Litch, to spend the winter. Mrs. Litch owns the New Meadows camps and both women were prominent locally. Tobey had been in ill health.

Edwin W. Haggett Berry’s Mill District Joseph M. Lemont Sanford’s Crossing Harold J. Haggett Lucy Ann Charles L.haggett William Edwin Bath James B. Lemont Paul and Bazin Sanford's Crossing Worthy Ceres West Bath Grange The Grange William H. Holland Fred M. Reid Belle C. Donnell Lincoln Williams Foster's Point Annie H. Trufant Portsmouth N. H Arthur Baum Elmer Williams Old Town Foster’s Point Lily S. Pray Mabel Reed Fred J. Rose Charles Rose Kate Bergstrom Robert Wiseman West Bath Henry Donnell Henry Sandelin Whitefield Edward A. Footer Mary Jane Alonz G. Fisher Woods Hole Mass Richmond Ira B. Neiley William Sampson Charlea Lemont Mazie Tobey Bradentown Eleanor A. Litch New Meadows Tobey Fla

Woolwich Community News Highlights Local Hymnals and Events

Woolwich and Sagadahoc Ferry communities host a week of church events. Hymnals purchased by residents and the Good Will club introduce Devotional Hymns with a quartet leading and a solo by Earl Dow. Union Thanksgiving service features Arthur Callaghan of Augusta as district superintendent. Upcoming vesper service planned for Sunday December 8. Christmas prep and local socials including hunts, dinners, and a Dec 4 supper plan. Local residents attendions include Mrs. Costello Hall and Mrs. Loring Soule celebrating anniversaries.

Sagad@hoc Ferry Good Will Club Messrs George Farnham Edward Reed Beltran Crocker Walter Swank Earl Dow Sagadahoc Ferry Nequasset Woolwich Federation Arthur A. Callaghan Augusta Callaghan Day's Ferry Jesus Peter Mr. Callaghan Woolwich Union Day’s Ferry Congregational Church Holy Communion

Thanksgiving Night Dance by Bath Alumni Association

Bath High School Alumni Association plans its annual Thanksgiving night dance with Blair C. Wilson predicting a large turnout. The Royal Arcadians will perform at Morse High School gym from eight to midnight, with senior class decorating the venue. Patrons include Mr. and Mrs. Fred D. Hill and others.

Bath High School Alumni Association Blair C. Wilson Royal Arcadians Morse High School Fred D. Hill Fred P. Shaw Wilmer I Voorhees Warren F. Hawley David L. Wilson Erbert

Miss Stevens Among Final Four For ROTC Honor

Miss Carol E. Stevens a University of Michigan junior remains one of four candidates for honorary lieutenant colonel of the ROTC Battalion. Eight juniors were initially nominated and the election is planned for December.

Carol E. Stevens U. of M R.o.ts

Notable Bath Teacher Frances D. Lane Dies at 85

Frances D. Lane 85 widow of Warren Lane of Hampton New Hampshire died Monday morning at her Bath home after a lengthy illness. A Bath native, she was a longtime grade school teacher and private tutor later, known as Fanny Totman. She helped furnish the local Legion building and supported Roland Smith Post A L. Survived by three nephews three nieces and three grand nephews with Paul W. Savage prominent among locals.

Frances D. Lane Warren Lane Hampton, N. H York Street Bath Lewis and Ann Maria Eaton Totman Old Bath High School Mr. Lane Hampton Hyde Park Mass Horace Litchfield Litchfield Lane Fanny” Totman Washington, D. C Roland Smith Post A. L Herbert Savage Sharon Arthur Savage Ralph Balkan Mattawean N. J Carrie Wing Minnie Wing Uxbridge Paul W. Savage Worcester

Rodney J Wright Dies in Augusta Former Ship Carpenter

Rodney James Wright 85 died Sunday in Augusta where he had lived 18 years. Funeral Wednesday at 1 PM at his daughter Mrs. George A. Rogers 773 High Street Bath officiated by Rev. Joseph O. Purdue. Born in Phippsburg he worked as an expert ship carpenter for Kelley & Spear. Survived by four daughters and three sons, plus sisters and a brother.

Rodney James Wright Augusta George A. Rogers High Street Joseph O. Purdue Winter Street Mr. Wright Phippsburg Charles Martha Daley Wright Kelley & Spear Solar Lodge Masons Wright Edward McDuffie Concord N. H Walter Keating Florence Wright Portland Rogers Bath Walter F Stratford Conn Allan P Edgewood R. I Ralph E. Wright Albert Ward Fred Mitchell

Death of Richard Otis Morse nine year old in Bath

Richard Otis Morse nine, son of Otis E and Dorothy Morse of Hinckley street, died after a short illness in Bath Memorial hospital. He was a Mitchell school third grade pupil. Survived by his parents, one brother Edward, grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles H Morse of this city and Smith Freeman of Reading Mass.

Richard Otis Morse Otis E Dorothy (Freeman) Morse Hinckley Street Bath Memorial Hospital Mitchell School Richard Edward Charles H. Morse Smith Freeman Reading Mass

Death notices: Louisa Morse of Phippsburg passes away

Louisa M. Morse age 22 daughter of Albert G. Morse and Mrs. Arthur Williams died Monday evening at her home in Phippsburg after a long illness. She was born in Phippsburg and lived there all her life. Survived by her parents a sister Mrs Harold Mott of Auburn four half brothers and a half sister all at home.

Louisa M. Morse Albert G. Morse Arthur Williams Phippsburg Harold Mott Auburn

Funeral for nine year old Richard Morse held at home

Funeral services for Richard O. Morse nine son of Otis E Morse of Hinckley street were conducted Sunday afternoon at two in the home of his grandparents Charles H Morse of 647 Washington street Rev Ernest Heywood Wesley church pastor officiated bearers Lindsey Cooper Herbert Munsey John Perry Samuel Rogers burial was in Oak Grove Cemetery

Richard O. Morse Otis E. Morse Hinckley Street Charles H. Morse Washington Street Ernest Heywood Wesley Church Lindsey Cooper Herbert Munsey John Perry Samuel Rogers Oak Grove

Rodney J Wright Funeral Held at Home service

The funeral of Rodney J. Wright a former ship carpenter was held Wednesday afternoon at one oclock at the home of his daughter Mrs George A Rogers 773 High street Rev Joseph Purdue of Winter Street church officiated Bearers were Walter Keating George A Rogers Alton and Ralph E Wright Burial was in Oak Grove

Rodney J. Wright George A. Rogers High Street Joseph ©. Purdue Winter Street Walter Keating Alton Ralph E. Wright Oak Grove

Mrs Lane Funeral for Frances D Lane at Winter Street

Frances D Lane retired teacher and benefactress of 32 York Street had a Wednesday service at 2 30 PM in Winter Street chapel. Rev Joseph O Purdue officiated. Bearers were George A Dickinson Herbert L Douglas Norman W Howard George H Jacobs. Burial followed at Oak Grove.

Frances D. Lane York Street Winter Street Chapel Joseph O. Purdue George A. Dickinson Herbert L. Douglas Norman W. Howard George H. Jacobs Oak Grove

Louisa Morse Rites Held at Winneganee Home

The funeral for Miss Louisa M. Morse took place Wednesday afternoon at her Winneganee home with Rev. David L. Wilson officiating. Undertaker Zina Eaton and Richard burial were among the bearers. Interment was at Oak Grove. Hon and Mrs J Edward Drake of Washington Street will spend the holiday weekend as guests of Mr and Mrs Frank Daniels of Malden Mass. The Daniels own a summer home at Birch Point.

Preeman D. Southard Charles 8. Sewall Wilbur F. Merrill Bath Road William B. Lewis Churchill Street William G. Hubbard Washington Street Harry Quinnam Cleveland Quinnam Portland Luther Hall Poular North Edgecomb Civics Wiscasset Academy William McPhee Harold Chisam, Jr Young People’s Fellowship of St. Philip's Church Robert E. Merry New York Panama Canal California Honolulu Paul Bailey Arthur Bryant U.S. Field Artillery Hawaiian Islands Albert J. Myer Boston E. Murray Senter Main Street Fred Merry Benjamin H. Adams Washington County Priscilla Bryant Bath Memorial Hospital Mass Frank B. Creamer Brookline C.S. Whiton Amy Isabel White Ballard James Edward Ballard Woodlawn Cemetery Henry W. Webb Noel C. Little Brunswick Woman's Club Louisa M. Morse Winneganee David L. Wilson Ll. H. D Central Church Zina Eaton Richard Oak Grove J. Edward Drake Frank Daniels Malden, Mass Mrs. Daniels Birch Point

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Cyrus Rollins E. W. Bridgham Rollins Arthur Hutchins Grace A. Simmons Stanley W Hatch Harold Warming Merle Castner Benjamin Perry Ejldred L. Soule Alice Soule Warren Edna M. Langlois Alton F. Langlois Bucksport Bessie L. Glidden Raymond Glidden Ruth V Nickerson Leo R. Nickerson Pearle A. Nelder Wiscaset Angella H. Gross Edward A Gross Nescentih Orean Tibbetts Seuti Roland H. Tibets Walk Academy Athletic Association Martha Haskell Misa Joanna Evans Merrill Dickinson Roger Dow John Ab Mina Bertha Wright Walter Leavitt Walter Dodge Pleasant Street Virginia Heath WABC Helen Heath Cambridge Molly Seamon Middle Street Grace L. Knizitt Mary Hobson Mixes Varney Roy R. Marston Freeman D. Southard Mary Weeks Charles ‘. Doe Cheshire Eva Rowe Lucinna Allen Jessie Quinnam DeForest Munsey Dorcas Ernest G. Spinney Bertha Wright Margaret Dickerson Maxine Carleton Charles S. Sowder Parker B. Stinson Walter Sherman Boy Scouts Boy Scout State House Old Fort Western Stover CE Y Boys’ Conference Will Mrs. Pierce James T. Bonney Union Street Court Walter B. Gould Oklahoma Highway Commission Mrs David G. Reed Costello P. Hall William Elliot Melvin Howe Eugenie Hunnewell Sebenon Hall Jerusha Montsweag Grange Hall John Gilmore Loring Soule Soule Gilmore Fritz Klippell Frank Prescott Rockland Alumni Association
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